Allen Township Centralized School - Dixie Yearbook (Van Buren, OH)

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THE DIXIE IN TER-CLASS CON TEST The Inter-class contest, held April 14, was won by the Juniors, and they were awarded the large Silver Cup. There was very stiff competi- tion again as usual, and the Seniors were a very close second. The contestants were as follows: Vocal Solo-- A May Morning I oeoo, ooooe,o, ,..t. E d ith Gallant Vocal Solo-- At Dawning II I I e.oeoo,o Robert Trout Vocal Solo- A May Morning oe.o..,, Dorotha Brinkman Vocal Solo-- At Dawning II I eoeo e,,,o I o.,..,.o,,, I II ....,..e, Mary G. Mellott Reading-- Giuseppe on Golf ooee.oeo,r.i. .I ,e.,e o,oooo eo..oooo E 1 eanore Poole Reading- Margaret Gordon's Glory Night oeo,oe, Dorothy Yeager Reading- Biff Perkin's Toboggan Slide oooeoo ,.,o.ooe L ois Reamsnyder Reading- The High Hat at the Theatre oooooo Irene Vermillion Oration-- Spare Moments e,eoooee ..., I .... I ..,...,e,e..oo. ...,oo I S arah Fisher Oration- Home .e.oeo,,,.,..,.. I .,oe II e.,eeooo,ve.eeeeeeeoo ,eoooooo Howard Poe Oration- Conservation of Natural Resources ...,. .ooeo G eorge Yeager Oration- Co-Operation oA,oo.oo ..r.. I .,.,...........,,,.e.,,.,.A .....,o E a rl Neuman Clarinet Solo- Romanza I ee.. I.I,.oo,ooo,o.eoo.,eeeoed...,.. e..,oooo.,oo W i llard Ault Violin Solo- Mazurka I aee. .I e,o,..,oo..o. Robert Keelor Piano Solo- Polonaise ooo..o.o I ...e... II .,... Rosanna Huntington Piano Solo- Polonaise o.o.o...o I IIIII. .. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIII Dwight Burkam Short Story- God's Great Gift IIIIII I IIIIIIII.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ada Williams The winners who will represent Van Buren in the County Contest to be held at McComb will be as follows: Howard Poe, oration: Eleanore Poole, reading: Dorotha Brinkman, vocal solog Dwight Burkam, piano solog Ada Williams, short story. SENIOR PLAY A three-act comedy will be given by the Senior class May 4, entitled, Nothing But The Truth . We are certain or at least have confidence that it will be a success. The cast is as follows: Robert Bennett III. II Stanley Huntington E. M. Ralston IIII II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Willard Ault Dick Donnelly IIIIIIIIIIIIII Clarence Van Dusen Bishop Doran IIIIIIIIIII Gwendolyn Ralston I I Mrs. E. M. Ralston I Ethel Clark II.. IIII Mabel Jackson II II II Sable Jackson IIIII Martha IIIIIII II Ralph Switzer Howard Poe Rudolph Fisher Eleanore Poole II II Laura Overholt Mary Miller Blanche Beeson Evalyn Beeson Georgia Burman -Mary Miller ----19281-1 4

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-'-'--------- --- THE DIXIE --i-ww CHEER LEADERS A loud voice and a merry heart are always associated with a winning' spirit, at least it holds true in Rudy's case. The way he could inject that spirit into the crowd was one of the reasons we had a good team this year. Rudy is a master of gestulation. .Xsk him sometime to demonstrate. Sarah and Bernice were Rudy's two accomplices in noise making' and never failed to win support for the team. Their snappy costums of Black and Gold won attention and compliments everywhere. MANAGERS Mary Mellott--Mary was a manager who deserves credit for the way she kept the girls supplied with the necessities of basketball. And her work was appreciated by the girls that were on the team. She played a large part in helping' our team to win the games. Stanley Huntingrton+Skinney was an efficient manager. Hard knocks caused many bruises and sore muscles but our able manager was always on the job to assist in bettering' these conditions. A manager has a tough life but Skinney proved he could do the job and do it well.